The Hunter And the Trapper in North America Or Romantic Adventures in Field An
The Hunter And the Trapper in North America Or Romantic Adventures in Field An
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WAITING FOR THE QUARRY. 195 cherry, hanging down so as to reveal a row of white teeth uninjured by the tobacco which he had chewed for sixty years, are still before my eyes. From his earliest youth he had been a hunter, and his master had appointed him gamekeeper and head whipper-in at Schooley's Mansion. To examine his bright eye; his thin legs, encased in a pair of boots armed with long spurs ; to see him mounted on a pony whose back bore an upright saddle, his feet resting in huge stirrups, ...was enough to convince you that he understood his business, and would not suffer us to return home empty.
" Ah well, Hector, what news 1 Shall we have tolerable sport to day T' said my host to his slave.
" First-rate !" cried Hector ; " I will show you the great stag ; only you hunters must take care to fire straight. " " Bravo, my old one ! Crack your whip, and let the hounds go ! On, then, gentlemen, " said he, turning towards us ; " take your guns, and choose your places. " In a few minutes the hounds were uncoupled, and we found it no easy task to keep up with them, even at full gallop and on a straight road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WAITING FOR THE QUARRY. 195 cherry, hanging down so as to reveal a row of white teeth uninjured by the tobacco which he had chewed for sixty years, are still before my eyes. From his earliest youth he had been a hunter, and his master had appointed him gamekeeper and head whipper-in at Schooley's Mansion. To examine his bright eye; his thin legs, encased in a pair of boots armed with long spurs ; to see him mounted on a pony whose back bore an upright saddle, his feet resting in huge stirrups, ...was enough to convince you that he understood his business, and would not suffer us to return home empty.
" Ah well, Hector, what news 1 Shall we have tolerable sport to day T' said my host to his slave.
" First-rate !" cried Hector ; " I will show you the great stag ; only you hunters must take care to fire straight. " " Bravo, my old one ! Crack your whip, and let the hounds go ! On, then, gentlemen, " said he, turning towards us ; " take your guns, and choose your places. " In a few minutes the hounds were uncoupled, and we found it no easy task to keep up with them, even at full gallop and on a straight road.
What to read after The Hunter And the Trapper in North America Or Romantic Adventures in Field An?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bndict Henry Rvoil to read onlineMoreLess
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